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    Ethiopia Economy and Political Layout

    By Phil Bagley

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    Ethiopia Economy and Political Layout. Agriculture, Environmental Management. Find out about Ethiopia Economy from years back, A Book. Good governance is primarily concerned with the processes for making and implementing decisions irrespective of whether the decisions are wrong or right. The term has gained currency over the last fifteen years and was a catchword frequented in global political lexicon and the academia. The concept of good governance was also incorporated in the MDGs as a major component of the battle against poverty. The term implies the prevalence of accountability, transparency in government functions, serving the public in the context of the rule of law, responsiveness, equity and inclusiveness in decision making, effectiveness and efficiency in service delivery. Accountability is one of the basic elements of good governance in which central and local government bodies are obliged to report
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 26, 2017
    ISBN9781365710544
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